Your clock-cooked Radeon may sneer at Skyrim on max settings, but those same speeds can make your computer crash and burn when playing Witcher II.
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Comments deemed to be spam or solely promotional in nature will be deleted. Furthermore, GPUs such as Founder Edition reportedly has a power limit up to 600W, which may explain what card was used for this test. However, the vast majority of cards will also feature ‘OC’ or ‘Gaming’ configurations, with TDP going well beyond 500W. NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090 has a default TDP of 450W, which is a default configuration for most custom models as well. GeForce RTX 4090 running at 2.64 GHz/616W, Source: Bilibili The only thing that was not shown were GPU temperature and memory hot spots, as explained by the leaker, this was on purpose. The 3.0 GHz clock was performed with the default test called “msi-01” and 616W was recorded workload called “Furmark-donut”. It looks like the leaker used MSI Kombustor for both tests. Both results are extreme for any GPU, but as shown, clearly achievable with RTX 4090. GeForce RTX 4090 running at 3.0 GHz/425W, Source: BilibiliĪccording to the screenshots posted on Bilibili, the RTX 4090 can run at 3.0 GHz and 425.6W or at 2.64 GHz and 615.8W. With little effort gamers and overclockers, can achieve much higher clocks, 3.0 GHz during stress testing with Kombustor or even 3.1 GHz during lighter workload, however 3.0 GHz appears to be in range for most high-end GPUs. NVIDIA themselves have already shown the card running at 2.85 GHz at ease and that was at stock. 
The RTX 4090 featuring NVIDIA’s newest Ada Lovelace architecture can easily run at very high clocks, much higher than previous architecture. NVIDIA’s new flagship GPU has now been spotted running at 3.0 GHz, and that’s with GPU stress tool.
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